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http://www.cambridge.org/us/knowledge/isbn/item5562860/Habermas/?site_locale=… Read Peter E. Gordon’s review in The New Repulic: http://www.tnr.com/book/review/zero-hour-jurgen-habermas#.T7e1YaGGfdo.twitter  

  http://www.cambridge.org/us/knowledge/isbn/item6585778/?site_locale=en_US See this review in The American Conservative, quite surprising. Thank you to Arts and Letters Daily and  Kenneth B. McIntyre.

A review in the TLS of May 18,2012 by Mark Vernon titled New Causes brought me to this book. Mr. Plokinghorne is both scientist and theologin. 

Mr. David Brooks is a propagandist of certain talent and a man given to self-serving political characterizations, indeed he expresses a positive mania for renaming. Should we consider him a Nominalist? In his essay of May 7, 2012 titled The … Continue reading →

http://www.unc.edu/depts/diplomat/item/2012/0106/bk/book_brown_dissent.html  

http://www.courierpress.com/news/2012/may/08/text-sen-richard-lugars-two-primary-election-state/ Even if Sen. Richard Lugar represents the Eisenhower Republican in it's most compromised form, he still represented the political as the art of compromise,in the realm of civic actors who placed the preservation and well being of the Republic … Continue reading →

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Professor Johnson may be British but he is adept at a faithful ventriloquism of the Cold War American specialty of hysterical anti-communism. And the thoughtful reader only viewed Rep. Alan West as just another No-Nothing political opportunist in the mode … Continue reading →

The Ultramontane Catholic opinionator and Republican Conservative Ross Douthat , in his latest essay in the New York Times titled Incredible Shrinking Country, directs his attention to that once great engine of forward thinking and innovative Capital,Japan. An introduction is … Continue reading →